TVS2300 not making boost
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I've never had a bad cam from comp that didn't perform like it was supposed to, spec'd or not.
What do you mean, the cam isn't what I think it is?
A bad grind or not spec'd out correctly, or ground incorrectly?
Saying a cam isn't spec'd out correctly from PatG is a long shot!
Even if it was spec'd a little differently than the next guy, it's still close enough to make decent boost.
Saying a cam wasn't cut right from comp is kind of a long shot too, I've only heard of one other case and never personally ran into this.
Which one are you referring to?
I know it's installed correctly.
keep them coming guys, the truck feels a ton better around 7psi, but 12 would be nice.
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I've got no usefull suggestions but if you want to do an experiment see what happens if you reduce the exhuast size temporarily. It's been posted alot that boost is a measure of resistance so you and Jon can dress up as mythbusters for a day. And make sure it has a alternator and battery. LOL
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If we were in the ballpark of our boost goal i'd be satisfied with it, but this engine is barely working.
i don't have any time to be playing around, hahhaha.
i don't have any time to be playing around, hahhaha.